Steve Starr
- BetOnline has NFL Week 8 lines, spreads and over/unders for every game on the Sunday slate
- Derrick Henry and Jonathan Taylor will go head-to-head in the Titans-Colts AFC South division tilt
- Jameis Winston will look to get revenge against Bruce Arians and a Buccaneers team that dumped him for Tom Brady
Entering Week 8, the early-season mystery surrounding the NFL’s 32 franchises is all but gone. We know what clubs are good, bad, potentially Super Bowl odds favorites, and borderline unwatchable.
So when making our weekly picks, we’ll ignore Sunday’s mismatches (Rams vs. Texans, Bills vs. Dolphins, etc.) and contests between non-playoff teams (Eagles vs. Lions, Jaguars vs. Seahawks, etc.) and instead focus on the division rivalry games across the league.
But before we look at all the Week 8 money lines, totals and point spreads, here’s where you can find the top betting sites for NFL football in 2021, as well as NFL MVP betting resources.
NFL Week 8 – Sunday Slate
 | Spread | Money Line | Total Points |
| Miami Dolphins | +13½ (-107) | +640 | Ov 49.5 (-110) |
| Buffalo Bills | -13½ (-113) | -900 | Un 49.5 (-110) |
| Carolina Panthers | +2½ (+104) | +135 | Ov 46 (-107) |
| Atlanta Falcons | -2½ (-124) | -155 | Un 46 (-113) |
| Philadelphia Eagles | -3½ (-105) | -180 | Ov 48 (-108) |
| Detroit Lions | +3½ (-115) | +160 | Un 48 (-112) |
| Tennessee Titans | -1½ (-111) | -125 | Ov 49.5 (-115) |
| Indianapolis Colts | +1½ (-109) | +105 | Un 49.5 (-105) |
| Los Angeles Rams | -14½ (-105) | -1000 | Ov 47.5 (-110) |
| Houston Texans | +14½ (-115) | +660 | Un 47.5 (-110) |
| Cincinnati Bengals | -10 (-111) | -475 | Ov 43 (-110) |
| New York Jets | +10 (-109) | +385 | Un 43 (-110) |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | +4 (-112) | +170 | Ov 42.5 (-107) |
| Cleveland Browns | -4 (-108) | -195 | Un 42.5 (-113) |
| San Francisco 49ers | -3½ (+101) | -165 | Ov 39.5 (-110) |
| Chicago Bears | +3½ (-121) | +145 | Un 39.5 (-110) |
| Jacksonville Jaguars | +3 (+105) | +150 | Ov 43.5 (-110) |
| Seattle Seahawks | -3 (-125) | -170 | Un 43.5 (-110) |
| New England Patriots | +5½ (-111) | +205 | Ov 49 (-110) |
| Los Angeles Chargers | -5½ (-109) | -245 | Un 49 (-110) |
| Washington Football Team | +3 (-115) | +132 | Ov 43 (-110) |
| Denver Broncos | -3 (-105) | -152 | Un 43 (-110) |
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | -5 (-110) | -228 | Ov 50 (-110) |
| New Orleans Saints | +5 (-110) | +198 | Un 50 (-110) |
| Dallas Cowboys | -2½ (-110) | -140 | Ov 54.5 (-115) |
| Minnesota Vikings | +2½ (-110) | +120 | Un 54.5 (-105) |
Steelers (+4.0) over Browns
After losing 17 straight at Heinz Field, Cleveland dismantled the Steelers 48-37 in last year’s wild-card round. The victory was supposed to usher in a new era of winning football for the franchise, however, the Browns are just 4-3 this season and quarterback Baker Mayfield is likely to miss at least another game.
Coming off their bye week, Pittsburgh is 3-3 after beating up on bad Broncos and Seahawks teams. Ben Roethlisberger’s offense is only averaging 19.5 points per game, but that might be enough against Case Keenum if the Steelers can shutdown Nick Chubb in his return from a calf injury.
Barring a setback, #Browns RB Nick Chubb is on track to face the #Steelers on Sunday via @JosinaAnderson . pic.twitter.com/YPaKW9K3R2
— MoreForYouCleveland (@MoreForYou_CLE) October 25, 2021
Colts (+1.5) over Titans
Who in their right mind would wager against a 5-2 Titans club coming off back-to-back statement wins against the Bills and Chiefs? Especially one that already beat the Colts 25-16 in Week 3. Still, Indianapolis is picking up steam after a slow start with three victories in four games since that loss and a near-win against Baltimore on Monday night.
While Tennesses has the NFL’s rushing leader and MVP contender Derrick Henry, Indy has the next best thing in dynamic second-year back Jonathan Taylor, who has 437 total yards and five scores in his last three games. With another solid performance from Carson Wentz, Frank Reich will split the season series with Mike Vrabel for the third-consecutive season.
Buccaneers (-5.0) over Saints
New Orleans defeated Tampa Bay handily in both 2020 regular season meetings before dropping their divisional-round playoff matchup to the eventual Super Bowl champions. While the Saints are an impressive 4-2 in year one without Drew Brees, they’ll have trouble scoring points against the 6-1 Buccaneers if Sean Payton saddles Jameis Winston with the usual safe and run-heavy gameplan.
Leading the league in both passing yards (2275) and passing TDs (21) this season, Tom Brady will continue to rack up points in the Big Easy this Halloween.
Brady: "I enjoyed much more the ones I played against Peyton than Eli."
Eli: "I enjoyed all of our games, Tom."
Cold 🥶 pic.twitter.com/CHL7L5Ns4V
— ESPN (@espn) October 26, 2021
Vikings (+2.5) over Cowboys
This one isn’t a division tilt, of course, but it is in front of Al and Cris on Sunday Night Football so it counts as one of Week 8’s biggest games. Both teams are coming off their bye week, yet 3-3 Minnesota should be extra motivated with a murderer’s row of opponents (Cowboys, Ravens, Chargers, Packer) upcoming over the next month.
While Dallas is averaging 10 points more per game on offense than the Vikings, who suffered a 31-28 home loss to the Cowboys just last season, Mike Zimmer’s club absolutely needs this game. Forget about Kirk Cousins’ history of struggling in primetime versus quality opponents. With Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen and a heavy dose of Dalvin Cook, he can squeak out a victory at home.
See below the top sportsbooks where you can wager online and choose the best one for you:
